Sentence examples for even more protected from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the latter is now even more protected by the country's labour laws, something perceived in some quarters as a foreign concept which has prompted reluctant adjustments from some livestock owners.

If you're looking for an even more protected environment, and don't mind splurging a bit, there is Tsukiji Sushi Sei.

(The Amani Reserve is an even more strictly protected part of the biosphere region).

No. On the contrary, personal autonomy would be even more vigilantly protected.

"The clarification of the law does even more to protect tenants by making it clear they are protected as long as they have signed the lease before the property has formally been transferred from owner to another".

Evidence suggests that tough but carefully tailored rules could encourage even more recycling, protecting the environment while yielding income to help pay for more secure landfills.

As governor I will develop a culture of life in this state so we can do even more to protect both women and children … women still have five months [after becoming pregnant] to make a very difficult decision but after that time the state has interest in protecting innocent life".

In 2012, the South Korean government did even more to protect gamers.

Energy efficiency does even more to protect against global fluctuations in price and supply.

President Obama has the opportunity and, by all signs, the intention to do even more to protect our climate in his final year.

Unless Trump changes course, it's looking more and more likely that everyone will assume the worst, and either abandon the health insurance exchanges or jack up prices even more to protect themselves.